Every brand’s FDD,in one table.
Item 19 sales, unit growth, investment, and fees. Read from public state filings.
Public filings,read for you.
The numbers brands disclose, without opening a single PDF.
Read from state filings
California, Minnesota, and Wisconsin publish FDDs. Franlever reads them and checks again each quarter.
Item 19, side by side
Average sales, profitability where it’s disclosed, and how many outlets each figure covers.
Compared by industry
Quick service beside quick service, fitness beside fitness. Show or hide any column.
Your brand in the table
Upload your own FDD and it lands in the same columns as everyone else.
FDD Index FAQs
The FDD Index organizes information from public Franchise Disclosure Documents so you can compare disclosed sales, investment, fees, and system growth across brands. It reads the numbered FDD items and keeps source context beside the figures.
Public FDD filings from the California, Minnesota, and Wisconsin registries, plus your own uploaded FDD where available. Check the filing year and source before treating a figure as current.
Item 19 covers disclosed financial performance, Item 20 covers system outlets and changes, Item 7 covers initial investment, and Items 5–6 cover fees. Not every brand reports the same measures, so missing figures should not be read as zero.
No. Item 19 describes the outlets and periods covered by that brand’s disclosure. Read the sample, exclusions, and definitions before comparing brands. Average sales are not a promise of your revenue, profitability, or investment return.
Franlever checks public filings quarterly. New figures depend on a brand publishing a new filing, so the filing year matters more than assuming every row changed this quarter.
No. Public FDD research can be used before store data is connected. The index is included in the plan; it serves a different purpose from Benchmarks, which compares the operating records of your own stores.
